[blindzebra]

but, whether the EYE of OHELIA pass over them, or NOT!!!

LET IT BE KNOWN !!!!

THAT THE EYE OF JEHOVAH BEHOLDS!!!

and he will NOT FOR ALL TIME KEEP SILENT, NOR WILL HE FOR ALL TIME STAND STILL-- WHEN HE RISES UP IN HIS RAGE!

FOR THERE IS NOTHING HIDDEN FROM THE EYES OF GOD!!!

[blindzebra]

and...
have you ever stopped to look, to notice maybe,
what exactly that statue IS, that is stationed upon the pinnacle
of the DOME
of the Capital of this world's current SUPER Power?

you know, the one that 'says': "In God We Trust" ?

God does not miss a THING.

[Shekel]

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My son attends Christian College out of state. He was walking home yesterday and a man came up to him and asked for money. He was going to give him $1.35... all he had. He pulled his Bible out of his pocket first and the man said "Oh are you a believer"? My son said yes and the man asked for prayer. As they began to pray the man started to cry.

He was from New Orleans and had just arrived. He had no money. He should have been in Washington State but didn't even know there was another Washington. His family was in Texas but he had an Uncle in Seattle but he'd never heard of Seattle. My son took him back to his house were he lives just off campus with 6 other guys. They fed him. He ate about 6 cans of chowder. (Those boys don't have much in their cupboards either  )

The man said he'd never been in a white mans house before. He couldn't believe he was sitting on a white mans couch. And that a white man was helping him....
He told his story of poverty. He said he could read at 6th grade level but didn't want to brag. He was the first in his family to get an education. He had gone to culinary school to be a chef. You have to at least read at that level to go.

They hooked him up with a great black church in the area and put him on light rail where he was met and taken in by people that can help him.

I pray that man can have a new beginning. I Thank God for my son and those boys. Think how easy it would have been to just pass him by as he asked for money. Praise God the man ran into the right people!!

Wow!

[Marta]

Miki,

WOW - exactly. That was a great story and thanks for sharing.

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Gigal,

Love the links, Alex Jones is da bomb...(so is Shekel of course!!!! )

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BZ,

I AGREEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!! You go!!!!!!!

[Marta]

Another correlation between Hurricane Katrina and the Israel Gaza Disengagement:

The coincidences just seem to keep adding up don't they? Pretty soon people will not see them so much as a 'coincidence' or 'natural disaster'. But also, God's way of getting OUR ATTTENTION and letting us know WE NEED TO CHANGE OUR WAYS!

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Palestinians Continue Settlement Visits While Officials Say Stop Looting

Gaza Strip (CNSNews.com) - Tens of thousands of Palestinians continued to flock to the former Israeli settlements on Tuesday. Traveling by foot, bicycle, donkey cart and car, they clogged the once forbidden roads to get a glimpse at the former Israeli communities but there was not much left to see. Israel left behind synagogues and a few community buildings, already stripped to the bare bones, but all the homes were demolished and left as piles of concrete and steel. Shortly after Israel began its pullout before dawn on Monday, Palestinian rioters set several synagogues on fire and rampaged through the settlements.

http://www.cnsnews.com/ThisHour.asp

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An orgy of looting and arson

Hours after the IDF rolled out, vans bristling with masked gunmen and blaring martial music rolled into this abandoned settlement, passing donkey carts laden with loot and families picnicking on yellowing lawns.

OC Southern Command Maj.-Gen. Dan Harel officially ceded control of the Gaza Strip to the Palestinian Authority on Monday evening, but by then the fate of Israel's settlements had long been sealed. By early Monday morning, tens of thousands swarmed the settlements celebrating what leaders here called "a day of rebirth of the Gaza Strip."

Students cut school, the terrorist groups carted out their homemade RPGs and prayed in the settlements' smoldering synagogues, the poor scavenged the settlement carcasses, and the PA police and other security forces watched.
Looters torched synagogues and ripped what they could from what were considered the settlements' sturdiest buildings.

The much-vaunted coordination between Israel and the PA appeared to collapse following what the PA claimed was an earlier than anticipated departure of troops. By mid-morning columns of black smoke twisted skyward marking where individual settlements had been.

For years, Palestinian sovereignty seemed only a dune away; the logic being that were it not for the settlers and their stranglehold on the Gaza Strip, the Palestinians could navigate toward a new future.

Khan Yunis Mayor Osama al-Farra toured the chaos at Neveh Dekalim and acknowledged that it wouldn't be that easy. "In the past, we complained that we could not do the work. Now we must do everything possible to develop the land, without the excuse of Israel or the settlements," he said.

An unusually candid politician, Farra had no illusions that the PA security forces would contain the curious masses streaming toward the settlements. Surveying the bulldozed buildings and the smoldering fires, Farra noted that "this place needs a lot of work."

As if punctuating his sentence, an Islamic Jihad gunman barely a car's length away aimed his AK-47 at a street lamp. Crack! He missed and fired again.
"That," Farra continued seamlessly, "is a good example. A lot of work indeed."

The Khan Yunis Municipality has drawn up ambitious plans to remodel Gush Katif into Gaza's Gold Coast, replete with a luxury hotel (or two). It will be several months before the rubble is cleared, and many more before there is any real change on the ground, said Farra.

One change was abundantly clear. Khan Yunis residents, unable to see their local beach for years, swarmed what had been the Gush Katif coast by the thousands.

Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom dubbed the chaotic scenes – which climaxed with clashes between Egyptian soldiers and Palestinian civilians at the Rafah border – and particularly the torching of the synagogues, a "barbaric act."

Bulldozer driver Turki Toman, 54, preferred the term "cathartic." Plowing his Caterpillar through the earthen mounds the IDF had built to block Gaza's main north-south route since the start of the intifada, he yelled down from his cab, "I feel great; this is the best work I've had in a while."

The employee of the PA Public Works Ministry then volunteered that "I felt even better earlier this morning when I set my bulldozer on the synagogue."

PA cabinet secretary Samir Ihleile said on Sunday that while Israel reneged on demolishing the synagogues, the PA would raze them "immediately", otherwise "Hamas would turn them into mosques."

Taking possession of the settlements did little to quell the terrorists' ambitions. Touring Neveh Dekalim's famed Star of David-shaped synagogue, Muhammad al-Hindi, Islamic Jihad's Gaza leader, said, "The struggle will continue in [Israel proper] and the West Bank until Palestine is liberated." He said his men still have our ways of fighting Israel from Gaza" and had no intention of disarming.

http://www.jpost.com...d=1126491575780

[Tomcat]

Taking possession of the settlements did little to quell the terrorists' ambitions. Touring Neveh Dekalim's famed Star of David-shaped synagogue, Muhammad al-Hindi, Islamic Jihad's Gaza leader, said, "The struggle will continue in [Israel proper] and the West Bank until Palestine is liberated." He said his men still have our ways of fighting Israel from Gaza" and had no intention of disarming.

The last statement of Mo AliBaBa-Hindumoomoo above should speak volumes
to both Israel and the USA concerning any future dealings with these murderous
thugs.

Come quickly LORD Jesus..

Peace, Tom